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A PICNIC PARrY's PLEASURES.
Fort PiekeripG BesuK and Bellies
Esjoy q Dag I'm the woods.


The following young ladies ard gem
men, OF Fort Pickering, had q picnic
last Tuesday at Father Mathews
camp, on the New Raleigh rosI. the
party being chaperoned by Mrs. o. p.
Bellinger:
Mr.. James Nichols, Mss Ora Pal
msr and Miss Annie Boyd.
Mr.. Ed Palmer, Miss CLARA Holden
and Miss J,s'ee Holdln.
Mr.. Jerry Hollahsn, Miss Gurdie
Boyd and Miss NJ. l. Matthews
Mr.. +. q. Gibson, Miss Waite
Moore aud Mics Annie Baxter.
Mr.. b. Y Hill, Miss CLARA Gibton
and Mss Jennie Palmer.
After partaking OF an excellent
basket dinner, they started 10 Raleig f,
a distance Of Ave miles. bu. we're over.
taken and driven in by the wind and
rain A. Woodlawn farm, where they
had the pleasure oil enj lying the hos.
pitality Of Capt Joseph Barney aud
lady, assisted by their lovely daughter,
Miss Katie Graham, who performed
valuable services In making this clouoy
aud gloomy evening one Of Joy and
brightness 20 the jolly Elk zen.
Returning home, moot oi the party
got slight sprinkling, bul they bore
II with the cheeriulnsos that In char
aeteristic on Guch occssone, aud all
expressed themselves 10 having been
delighted with their trip TO the county
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THEY AREOUR RICH NEAT.
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE LOCALS
TO AGAIN TAKE THE LEAD.
New Orleans Takes Q Tumble
General News From the Ola.
mOnd and Race Course.

The Browns tackled the reorganized
Birmingham club for the first time yes.
terday afternoon and, by timely hit
ting and errors Of Birmingham, won
game from them, the score being 4 to
i. The attendance was rather light,
bu. those who witnessed the game
saw one Of the best Played here this
season. Both teams were on their
mettle and no, run was scored until
the seventh inning, when the Bro wns
broke the ice and made one. The Biz
minehams showed up fairly we'll in
their fisld work, but were rather weak
at the bat. Webber pitched q
good game and his work
while men were on bases
was excellent. Snyder supported him
behind the bat and made several nice
stops, but his throwing to b2ses was
very bad. George McKeoug was in
the box for the Browns and he pitched
q splendid game. At times he was q
little wild, but his brother was there,
and handled the delivery in foe style.
The features of the game were Blacks
running catch Of low line hg from
Webbsr's bat, which allowed him to
double up Snyder on second, and Duf-
f,e's catch Of long high In center
field. james Carr umpired and gave
satisfaction.
The frs. run was made in the rev.
enth inning en- Blacks drive to lett
center for two bags and single by D.
McK.ough. Two runs were added In
the eighth inning on singles made by
Force, McAlser and Black, two stolen
bases al d wild throw by Snyder.
In the ninth inning Phelah crossed
the plate on Hillery's tumble OF biz
grounder, a stolen base, Msnning't
mufi OF a thrown ball and ID. Nc
Keough's sacrifice bit.
The visitors scored their only run In
the eighth inning on a single by Dat
fee, q stolen base and Fuller's drive
along the left foul line for two bags.
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A Cbauee for the Ia,.rpre,er.

Speaking Ct water, l bad q dream
last nigh, that has Roubled me more
than did the mysterious hieroglyphics
on the wall OF BelshsIIir's domici o."
ssid Pres,d dent Haddeu yesterday.
~ had been talking 10 Graves and
others on the perpleIIng problem dur
ing the day, and proposed, In all So
riousness, that We dig q well three feet
square 10 a depth Of 800 feet, and 20
down and investigate the condition Of
the earth aud where the water comes
from. Well, last night | dreamed We
had the well all ready for tbs tour, and
/ Was chosen 10 make IL. About the
time / hao been drawn mp some 200
feet the bottom Of the tub in which |
was making ihs ascen. dropped out,
and Just a, struck the bottom With q
dull ihud awnke, only 10 hnd myself
on the a jor, wildly clutchine the bed
posts, and covered with cold perspira.
lion. I'm not tuperttitious, but
dArned " I wouldn't give q good sizsJ
bank check for genuine Interpreter v
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THE TURF
Events st washIagtau Park and
Elsewhere Yesterday.

CHIcAao, ILL, July i3.-The thir.
teenth days racing OF Washington
Park Club was fairly attended. TIE
weather was pleasant and track good.
The winners were R)ealin5, Little
Ninch, Carey, .Waooo, Aurelia and
s sinsy.
Frs Race-All eyes; one milo.
staiten-Monl ose, los, West; Hind o
Rose, 100, Corn; ~ ,od, lib. Thorpe;
Glen Fisher, los, Fink; Rosslind, 100,
w. chell. spauldiog and Fred 10 big
did not stat. Poolt-R isalind GU,
Montrose f25, B,ndoo Rose sl2, held
80. Roealind got of In front, Glen
Fisner sec md aud 0Igood third.
Rosalibd led essily around 10 the fu-
ish and won by two lengths, Hindoo
RISE second, and Monircse third.
Time :43
Second Racial ages, six furlones
starttn-Littie Minch, 40, Lewis;
Only Dare, li8, Sloanei and Pearl
Jennings, los, Baylock. Pools--Lit.
tie Mincb, $50; Pearl Jennings, fl3;
Only Dere, 81. Little Minch got away
6rr and was never headed. winning
easily by three lengths, Pearl len
niogs second, and Only Dare third.
Tme-l:l5i
Third Race--Dearnborn hindicip;
for three year olis; mile and an
eighth. Starters -Grisette, 100. West I;
Carey, ITO, Blaylook; Sale San, 100,
vincent; Florimore, l0S, Fishburn ;
Daruna, il3, Murphy, and jim Gore,
100, Lewis.
Poo s-Grissette, $50; Daruns, tl6 /;
field, SO. Daruna and Jim Gore were
In front at ihe send OF, Carey and Safe
Ban following the others close. Carey
led pas. tbs sand, with DArnna sec
ond, but dropped back on the turn,
DAruna at bis throatlaich; Grisse,tr,
coming up n third place, was second,
Tapped on Sale Bar, as they turoed
Toto the homesireicb, while Carey was
third; but Blaylock, now seeing his
mount, came through, and In a few
strides Carey moved mp, DaIuna f1l.
lowing. aud the pair raced 10 tue hn-
lob, Carey winning by a length, Da'
runa second aud Flohmofe third,
Tme-l:bbi.
Fourth Race Three year ODDS and
upward: one mile aud y quarter
4 artes Wahoo, l08, West Mslafia
| lO5. r shburn; Bfookiul, los, rider noI
gwen WandeIoo, 90, Watson. spauld
ing and Sour Mash did not star
Malaria was front with Brook
ia second, but Wanderoo at once 90
log to this 10 ID and opening a gap ahd
leading almost 10 tbs wire, where Wa
hoo ran up and bsa, him out by
nose, Malaria third. Time-2;0S
Fiji Recall ages; ons milt
startes-Ssilof Boy, l04, Sioyall An
telia, 1C0, W nchell. NJ betting. An
relia hsd practically walk over, lead
ine from starr g. hnish. Time Il :47i
Sixth Ract--A | ages 20 ling; segsI
. iurlongs. stariefs-Hstties, 93, Win
, cbell Revoke, OF, Watson Bsnbo,
. "a, Breckenridge; Archb shop, ii
1 walker; Rebel Scout, 97, 0allego
|. Rlger Eastman, 81. Baynard; Ola
= sexton. Of. Scot; Fred Zsibig. 10
: vlnesnti Allie, 80, CLARK; Gov. Bat
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RnItimere, 9; CIeyeInud. 4.

CLEVELAND, o., July l3.-Kilroy
the Baltimore pitcher, was too much
for the local bs'smen in today's gsme
at Association Park. Muuyan, Cleve.
lands new left fielder, was the only
player OF the home club who made
the circuit Of the bases. He did 1t
by pretty safe hit and daring base
running, assisted by the Bsltimoresn
errors. The feature Of the game was
Kirby's pitching, which was lament
ably wild and weak, and fully con-
WINGED everybody that he will be
worse than useless TO the home club
for some time at least. Score:
Oleveland....... 0 l 10000 0 OIL
Baltimore. ........ 0 0O312ls-s
Earned runs-Baltimore, 8. Two
base hits-Purcell, Burns, Fulmer,
Griffen, Davis. Double plays = Reip.
schlsger ADD Toy Stricken and Toy,
Mexican, Stricken and Toy. First on
balls-Purcell, Burns, 2; Tucker, Full
mer, Griffin, Sommer 2, Davis, Kilroy,
Stricken, Toy. Hit-Rsipschlager.
First on errors Baltimore, a; ,Cleve-
land, /. Struck out-Green wood,
Tucker, Kllroy, Hotsling, Mann. Nun
yam, Reccius. Passed ball-Reip.
tchlager. Wild pitch-Kilroy. l; Kir-
by, 8. Time One hour and fiity.fivs
minutes. Umpire -Curey
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President nsrrsw's Cheeks,
laPIoiAL 70 Tns IpPl.L.l

HAsHvrLLE, TASS., July l3.-Presi.
dent Morrow bss Issued the following
statement, az result Of tie Fourth Of
Ju y samss. He sent checks today to
oil the clubs for their pro rals:
Birmingham, at Selma, July 4ih and
6.h, s207 co. expense Of game, ts9 90;
net, 1925.
Charleston and New Orleans, Of
New Orleans, one game, July 4ih,
s754 90; expense oil game, $50 90; net
s7i6.
Memphis, at Nashville, two gsmes,
s47s 30; expense Of each game. si6 so;
Total net receipts, sl,304 80. Dus
New Orleans Club, 500 %; due Mem
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s.v rorh, =, pi,,sb arg, 4 /.

NEW YoRx, July ls-The New York
Clab played 10 better form today, and
by timely batting 1t lat msnpged 10
win a game from ihe Pitsburg men.
Not over 1000 spectators were present.
Ewing ofiicia,ed as captain, although
he had not formally accepted the po.
sition. President Day ineists that
Wards removal was necessary 10 or.
der 10 procure harmony among the
mon, but Ward says that II there was
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any feeling against him he did not
know 1t. Score:
New York-......1 0022 OF
Plttsburg.."....1 10000 l. 8
Earned runs-New York, s; Pitts
burg, 8. Two base ts-O'Oounor,
Mccormick. Three base hits--Keefe,
Kuehne. First base on balls Brown
/, Miller l, Beecher2. First base on
errors-New York, /; Pittsburg, /.
Struck out-New York, /; Pt,sburg,
2 Passed bsll-Brown l. Miller, 3,
Wild pitches-Keefs l. Time-rwo
hours and elk minutes. Umpire
Quinn.
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Gen. Row-,s Drops Dead.

CHIeAoo, Ill Jaly lS.-Gsn. Rich
ard Rowet', one Of the best known
residents Of Southern Illinois, and q
man whose name 10 familiar In all
parts OF the country In connection With
the running turf and the breeding Of
thoroughbred horsee, dropped dead ut
the Washington PARK race track about
IL 80 o'clock this morning. He was
at the track this morning making
preparations for tina sale OF his colis at
/ o'c ock, and while In the stall oil one
Of the animals, dropped dead, pre-
sumAbly from heart disease.
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aincIana,i. ~ Athletic. 4.

CIscIssATI. o, July lS.-Not even
a battery msued the magnificent work
Of the CincinEstIs today. They took
the lead In the fourth inning, aud held
It without an effort 10 the end. Mul-
lane pitched his first gams against the
Athletic, sad was usually Elective,
although hit hard at times. He was
given 4 brilliant support. Four
singles and a double together with q
steal earned three rams In the fourth
Singles by Tebsau. Baldwin and Nicol
earnsd three more Ia the sitth.
Double baggers by Lyons and Bauer
In the fourth gave the Athletic, their
only run. Robinson's tatchiHg was
the feature Of the Athletics plsyin
Bierbausr at second did eI remedy
well. Poorman was hurt In the fiat
inning, but did not retire until the
sixth. Score:
Cincinnati .........0 o. 80 3 o o 0-6
Athleiic..--.."..0 90 l 900 OIL
Earned Iuns-Cincinnah g.; Aih-
letic, l. Two base hits-Rsilly, Lyons,
Bearbauer. Taree tase hit = Robin.
son. Double EXCEPTIONALLY, McPhee
and Reilly. First on bals-Lyons,
Hit-Uorkhill. Struck out-Mullane.
Carpenter, Seward and Milligan.
Passed hsll-Robinson, /. Time-l 40.
Ump.re-Dunlevy.
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During - juii sea,ob iutsnd dsvotinE
a pofdan II my time TO the f'fv o. Of those
who Wish N seqoir- 'ho'oaFh rficti-
cal know ~ 90 Book tesr'og Commercial
Correspondence ana SioroEaphy In order
render themselves eligible tr lucrative DO
,iiions In 80 fail. thig u an op ouunity
DOT 10 ts misssd, ~ tho advHnis - offered
are very crest Nv system ~ Bol N-k,vping
embfsrss the best features Of TIE Fnslish
school snsfaiied upon holnn otcollsht
work whifh 10 By tLf the BE- ! haVe met
Nth No. bis county The Nv e,mh'n'd ~.
pruaeh - pear 20 t,sf'@c',g1 10 " su0yible
10 a., Weinssdats uni fr0ays vi be re-
fertoi taf iad.t F"f efmf sni other par.
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Pablic Accountant and Hhp.n Boob ktsuer'
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Two base hils-Reeder, Kelly and
Nicholas. Double plays urks, Fnle
and Bradley, Geiss, Fuller and Wells.
Fret base on halls-Clinton. Struck
out-Rledsr, Bradley, CAmpbu and
Wells. Passed bails-McVey, 2 Wild
pitches-somsrs,2 Tims-0ie hour
and thlrty.hye minutes. Umpire
Manni1n. Lei, on bases--Nsshyile, 4;
New Oflesnr, 3.
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Limit d Partnership

THIS IL 10 notify the public that ve-E.
Il N. williams, q, " Fatnesvorth and D.
u. Moirlson-hAvs entered into q limited
Copsr'"srshIp, 90 besin July II, lss7, and
run one year That the sum ~ ave n ousAnd
1850 o. dollarsl actually paid, IN 10 the capital
o, tho 6fm.. fb,tE NJ. va ian, and q. v,
fAfnossorth aie the ssneral partners, and
ID. II. Morrison tho limited partner. That
the desisn and object Of such par,nsf,hip 10
Farming aud other Industrial implements
and notions. "
WILLIAMS A PARNEswORTH.
s~ designate the Memphis APPEAL 40 the
paper In which he net % shall be Published
N y HARRISON.
thu RsElsler Of shslbI COUNT. Tam.
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MetrspoIitsns, O, LouisviIIe, 4.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July l3.-Tne Met.
ropolitaus won today's game from the
Louisvilles in the first inning by
punching FIVE hits, thesO being assisted
by three punched errors on the part OF
the home club. The features Of the
game were Browniug's fisld work and
the pitching Of Lynch. Score:
Louisville. ........ l DOL 100 o.
Metropolitans -. 8 l 5000 SO
Earned runs-Louisville /, Metro
poliians 2. Two base hits Browning
and Orr. Three base hit-Kerins.
Double plays--Woif and Cross, Orr,
Rsdford and Nelson. First on balls
Chamberlain 8. Struck out-Cham-
berlsin 2. Wild pitch-Lynoh /. Um-
pire-Ferguson.
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HUGH B. GUILE
No. Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.

80, Virgins Loitip, 100, Hathaway ;
ssiney, so, Wall; Derby, 100, Hogan
Watch 'Em, 81, Warwick; Lepanto,
lO7, stoval; Pendants, 100, West;
Charley Lucas, so, Evans. Pools-Re-
woke, $40; He,tie s, $50; field, $65.
Swiney got of with the track and led
from the start to the finish, winning
by two lengths, Hettie s second and
Pendennis third. Tim6-l :29A.
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MKMPHlh.
BIRMINGHAM.
Nashville W. New Orleans.

NASHVILLE, TKSS, July l3.-The
game between Nashville and New Or.
leans today was IN exciting one from
frs. to last. Kelley did foe work in
the bo1, ard Inspired tho whole team
TO do very clever playing Nicholas
wssat bis best, and thu fielding was
thoroughly good. Banks did some ex.
collent stopping Of flies and groundere.
The visitore mode some costly cIrors
and we're ou,bAttsd. Bad Mannion's
umpiripg was satisfactory to botl
tidFa.
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Tho l.Syerpool Races,

LONDON, July l3,-The race for the
Liverpool cup at the Liverpool July
meeting today was one by Mr.. W. 1.
Anson's four year old bay colt, Castor.
Lord Bradiord's three yesr-old brown
cot, Ohippewsy, came in second, and
Mrs Knox's three year.old bay colt,
Kildsir, third. There were seven
startere.
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Al East SAGINAW.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich July l3.-At
the trot,ing races today Lowlaud Girl
won the 2.24 class, and smuggler The
$40 class.
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Summary: Earned runs-Mem.
phis, 2; Birmingham, /. Two base
hits-Fuller, snyder and Black. Left
on bsses- Memphis, 81 Birmingham,
8. Double plays-Memphis, 1; Biz
minghsm, /. Struck ou,-By Nc.
Ksough, 4; Weber, 8. First base for
being hit by pitched bsll-By Nc
Keoueh, /. Time Of gams-0ne hour
and fifty minutes. Umpire-Jamss
Carr.
The clubs play sgain this afternoon.
Following lie the batting order:
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uoId.,. ON n strihe.

The moldem engaged NJ the BiuG
City Stove works struck yesterday
morning. Their side Of the grievance
appears rs illlow,: The company hal
a lot Of iron on hand too inferior to be
utilized to great advantage, and. In
fact, 10 he used nj all in stoves Tho
workmen condemned II - tuch, but
Ia obedience TO Instructions, did the
best possible with Il. When haiehod,
the product was thoroughly unsltls'
factory, NJ d the proprietors rsfdsed TO
raw Tor Il. Then followed the strike
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AZ Pittsburg.

PrrrsBuRo, Pa, July lS.-At the
races today the 1927 clsss was won by
Belle ogle; the 2:0s Glars, pacirg, by
Charles Friel; the $3.50 class, pacing,
by Blanche.
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Hol For The Mountain Top !
A SELECT EXCURSION TO
MONTE sANO,

Under the auspices Of the Menu his Nomans
Exchange,
Friday. July 2ad.
Hound srtp.......e0.oo.
Chartered COACHES by regular train leave
Memphis, via Memphis and Charlestor h.k,,
Juli I'D. at $50 q m. aud arrive at HUNTS
WILLIE tbft8 same AFTERNOON. -Four horse
Taliyhq Coaches tn nee up the mountains
Grand dive q mile, to he slo.ant new
Hotel. The MONTE sANO HOTEL makes
special rates OF si.tO per dty.
Heiurning7Coachss vii leaye Huntsvile
q HIS y m. Monday. July 18Th, arriving At
Memphis eilb zane eve ing.
By ere 'ial arrangement those wtO NUT be
a, home o, Mond,y motning eau return on
Vain leaving Hun'sy,lls 81 llit0 tuldaJ
niEht and srfiviir at Memphis 6il0 Monday
moruiug. Children uudrr 3 iteei children D
and under " hall fare. All the we'll withefs
OF the woman's gxchange arc invited.
MK, J N. fALls.
NR3. n =. HNNNO u.
MRS. FRED. r. ANDt R30N.
MIS-. PuBr, NCLEAN
MRS. JERpNE BANlER
MRS. ANHU> % NPns LII.
arTiekett ~ sac Ht n, aud q. Oh O. and
a. "A auaufa EWHhuWUa
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Az Bu mal0.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July lS-rhe win
ners Of the running races here today
were Red Buck. Net,ie, Rspetts,
George Angus and 4 lishead.
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AZ HrlEhloa BeNch.

Nxw YoRx, July l3-The winners
at the Brighton Beach races today
were Regal, Lea, Calera, James A,
Ida L. and Granite.
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Bostop. "a, Detroit, q.

b sTos, MASS, July l3-The
slaughter Of the Detroits was repeated
again today. GeiEsin was punished
for twen,y.three hits, with total Of
thiity.two bHser, while Madden gave
the visitors only nine scattered hits.
The earned runs were nine for the
Bottons aud one for Detroit, demon.
sua,ing the superior science Of the
title WEsrd. The Deuolts hslded
splendidly. Hanlon distinguished
himself by difficult catches apcenter
field, aud X chArdson, by foe play at
tecond, lowered the base hit column
total OF the home team. Wise's catch
Of hieh n in center q I'D on the dead
run, beating the ball, and Hornung's
brilliant work, excited much en-
thusiAsm. Gsizein pitched = liieless
game. Score:
Boot m .......-...3 3000l2 2-i2
Detroit. 80. ...."..0 OIL / 90 O. 4
Earned runs-Boston, o; Detroit, l.
Two blss hits Kelly, Rove, Thomp
con. Three bste hits Morrill, and
Hanlon. Home Tpns-Wise and Nor
rill. Frs, base o. balls-Horpung,
Nash 2. MADDEN. Hit by pitched ball
-Gezlin. First blse on ofTora-
shiudle apd Bronthers. Struck out
Hornung, Kelly, Madden, Buody and
Getzsiu. Passed ball--tate. Tins
Two hours and ten minutes. Um
pire-Powers.
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PhiisdsIphi., rs, Indianapolis. ..

PHILADELPHIA, PA July IL, The
Phillies played all around the "Hoosi-
ers" today. Healy started In to pitch,
but after being hit for two doubles and
a home run, he retired In favor Of
Faat. who occupied the box until the
eighth inning, when he gave way TO
Cshill. Ferguson injured himself in
the fourth inning and gave way 10
Maui. The fielding Of Denny and the
batting OF Ba,sett weIe the features Of
the visitors pay. Score:
Philsdelphia.....4 0023 sos 2-l6
Indianapolis. 40 90 l l 90 3 8
EnAed ruus-Philsdelphia, o; In.
dianapolis, 4 Two base hits-Wood,
Maui, Irwin Bastisn. Three base bis
Irwin and Dsnny. Home runs
Irwin and BassetL Double play
Seery and Arundel. Hit by pitcher
Mulvey. First on errors-Philadel.
ph'a, 4; Indianapolis, /. Struck out
Arundel, 2; Myers, 2. Passed balls
Arundel, 2. Time-2;l0. Umpire
sullivan.
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Earned runs-St. L1uIs, 2. Two
base bi,s-Lsthsm. Three base hits
- Four. D)ub plays - Robin
son and Comlsksy. FIRST on ball
Foutz, 2; Porter, g Hits-OAru,hsrs.
Struck out-By Fouiz, 8 Tims-0ne
hour add fifty minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Ouade,
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phis Olub, $3.50 o.; due Charleston
Club, $500 %; due Nashville Club,
$3.50 90; due Birmingham Club,
$500 SO.
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